International Institute for Religious Freedom
The report addresses four thematic axes: (1) indigenous communities, (2) organized crime, (3) secularism and ideological groups, and (4) the paradox of confessional or faith-based organizations that, in some cases, have become obstacles to the promotion of religious freedom.
IIRF Reports Vol. 14—2025/20
Once again there was a horrendous attack on a Christian school, this time a Roman Catholic school in Minneapolis, during a Mass to celebrate a return to school.
A speech at the Abrahamic Faiths Initiative (AFI), online December 1, 2020, U.S. State Department
Statement by Thomas Schirrmacher at the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom Hearing on “Freedom of Religion or Belief in Turkey” on August 14, 2025
Is the Solution Money or Meaning?
Post-Communist Eastern Europe
This report analyzes the status of religious freedom in 30 post-communist countries and territories in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
A critical analysis of the proposed law to amend Law No. 12/19, of May 14, in light of the Constitution of the Republic of Angola and comparative law
This report is a reprint from: Charles J. Russo. (2025). SCOTUS rules that Catholic Charities is a religious organization. The Catholic World Report.
Universal Periodic Review 50th session – Stakeholders submission – April 2025